✨ Mātua mā ✨ Looking for something to uplift and inspire rangatahi these school holidays? 🎶 Anei te kaupapa! Our 4-Day Music Workshop is the perfect space for rangatahi (16–24) who are not currently in work, training, or education. ✅ Build confidence✅ Connect with others✅ Discover their musical spark Spaces are limited – give your rangatahi the […] The post Music Holiday Programme 2025 appeared first on TPOOM.| TPOOM
Koinei te wānanga tuawhā o ‘I roto i te pōuri te maramataka e whiti ana’. This kaupapa was hosted by our whānau in Matakana Island under the influence of Korekore Whiwhia. The kaupapa was a chance to introduce our whānau to Maramataka Māori as a preventative model for suicide, he wāhi haumaru, hei manaaki i ngā whānau kua rongo i […] The post Matakana Island hosts I roto i te pōuri te maramataka e whiti ana wānanga appeared first on TPOOM.| TPOOM
A new complex planned to open in 2026 includes housing options for Alice L. Walton School of Medicine students.| Alice Walton
At the 2024 Aspen Ideas Festival, three leaders on a mission to make art more accessible across America discuss the transformative power of the arts.| Alice Walton
Philanthropist Alice Walton and Thrive Global Founder and CEO Arianna Huffington share insights on how daily actions can positively influence health.| Alice Walton
By Gary Moore, Director, Trust Compliance Office, DirectTrust The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has released their updated Digital Identity Guidelines, SP 800-63-4, covering identity proofing (63A), authentication (63B), and federation (63C). While these guidelines are tailored specifically for federal agencies, most industries generally accept these as best practices as well. These [...] The post Reviewing NIST’s New Identity Guidance appeared first on DirectTrust.| DirectTrust
The recent rescinding of $1.1 billion in federal funding to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is not the death knell of public broadcasting.| blog.twbfundraising.com
In April, we came together with Mataatua whānui at STAY – a suicide prevention and community action-based wānanga led by whānau, for whānau.| TPOOM
Starting on 25 August, the High Court in Wellington will hear a first-of-its-kind landmark case in Aotearoa seeking declarations of inconsistency under Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 relating to the disestablishment of Te Aka Whai Ora, the Māori Health Authority. The post Historic High Court to Hear First Ever Case on Treaty of Waitangi & Human Rights Breach in Māori Health appeared first on TPOOM.| TPOOM
Welcome to the summer newsletter from the BSSS! Once again summer has been a scorcher, with worsening drought and wildfires across the UK and the globe. It was amazing to witness the power of soil to support plants through the worst of it, but the limits were pushed. We know from the work of our […]| British Society of Soil Science
Exploring key takeaways, noteworthy sessions, and calls to action from the 2025 DirectTrust Annual Conference.| DirectTrust
by Lisa Nelson, Chief Technical Officer If you don’t know the difference between an organization-level and a personnel-level Direct address, chances are your organization hasn’t implemented Direct Secure Messaging (Direct) to its full potential. When it comes to reducing administrative burden and leveraging interoperability, organization-level addresses are the MUST HAVE capability for systems that [...] The post Maximize the Value of Direct with Organization-Level and Personnel-Level Dir...| DirectTrust
by Kathryn Ayers Wickenhauser, Chief Strategy OfficerThe Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy (ASTP) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) recently published a blog highlighting the widespread use of Direct Secure Messaging, often called Direct. The blog specifically shared information and a quick stat from the 2023 American Hospital Association [...] The post The Continued Growth of Direct Secure Messaging appeared first on DirectTrust.| DirectTrust
Lesley Berkeyheiser shares key takeaways from her recent webinar on cybersecurity for healthcare organizations.| DirectTrust
by Brian D. Handspicker Co-Chair, HL7 Human and Social Services WG (HSS); Chair, DirectTrust Information Exchange for Human Services CB (IX4HS); Technical Advisor, Center on Excellence for Alignment of Health and Social Care; Fellow, National Interoperability Collaborative This post builds upon a recent blog by Lisa Nelson, Fractional Chief Technical Officer, "FHIR Over Direct: [...] The post Socialcare on FHIR over Direct appeared first on DirectTrust.| DirectTrust
Learn more about and read DirectTrust's comments submitted to the CMS & ASTP Request for Information: Health Technology Ecosystem| DirectTrust
Directors of development are in high demand right now. You may recall that in January of this year, the article "LinkedIn Jobs on the Rise 2025: The 25 fastest-growing jobs in the U.S." listed directors of development at number 7. You may have also seen the widely shared statistic that the average tenure for a director of development, or senior development roles in general, is 18 months. This high turnover results in nonprofits frequently posting job descriptions and hoping for a pool of top-...| TWB Fundraising Blog
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Sometimes a capital campaign doesn't exactly go as planned. So what can you do if your campaign loses steam? First, make sure you’re really stalled. Are you in a lull or stuck? Understand your situation before creating a narrative that may make volunteers nervous and before taking any action to course correct.| TWB Fundraising Blog
Today’s donors are very discerning when it comes to their relationships with nonprofit organizations. Above all, they seek personal alignment with the mission, values, and goals of the organizations they support. They want evidence that their support results in outcomes and lasting impact. While they expect to see facts and metrics that substantiate impact, they especially appreciate well-crafted stories that illustrate how real people and communities are benefiting.| TWB Fundraising Blog
What is a donor-advised fund? With donor-advised funds (or DAFs), donors can make a contribution to a fund and receive an immediate charitable tax deduction. The fund can grow tax-free, while the donors can distribute gifts (or grants) to nonprofits from the fund over time. Donor-advised funds are managed through a sponsoring organization, which commonly are commercial investment management companies or community foundations.| TWB Fundraising Blog
As we saw from employment data published earlier this month, job openings continue to surge, fueling a strong demand for workers.| TWB Fundraising Blog
Discover how DirectTrust revamped its Directory to improve data exchange with better tech, policies, and education—driving real progress in interoperability.| DirectTrust
Clover dedicates a portion of our restaurants to CSA (farm box) pickups from 4 local farms. CSA stands for community-supported agriculture, and it's the best economic model to support small farmers and get the most delicious produce all summer and fall. Here’s how it works. You pay up front during the spring (aka now), and in exchange for your initial investment, you get a box of produce weekly during the summer. Each farm drops off...| Clover
Worried about a possible 2025 recession? Outsourcing can play a key role in future-proofing business operations by increasing flexibility and resilience.| Philippine Outsourcing & BPO Call Center Services | SuperStaff
Enrol in AIFC's CHC51015 Diploma of Counselling for February 2025 and receive one free unit worth $611. Limited-time offer for new students. Start your counselling career today!| aifc
Omni Pixel Case Study: Auto Industry Marketer Drives Results with Anonymous Visitor Identification| BDEX
Beyond the Individual: Why Household-Level Identity Matters in the Identity Graph| BDEX
Learn how IoT and smart lab equipment can elevate your research capabilities and pave the way for long-term growth.| Forma Life Science Marketing
Navigating 2024 US Political Advertising Trends: The Rise of CTV and the Importance of Identity Resolution Partners| BDEX
Stop Worrying About The Quantity Of Impressions – It’s Quality That Counts| BDEX
Each year, the National Football League (NFL) dazzles audiences in the U.S and around the world with some of the most entertaining and engaging sports events of the year. Football is the most popular sport in the United States according to Gallup, and has been the favorite sport among Americans since 1972. The NFL is […] The post NFL Audience Segments Available in BDEX’s Taxonomy appeared first on BDEX.| BDEX
Programmatic advertisers function in an internet environment today that is both massive in scale and highly volatile in terms of regulation and tech disruption. When advertisers deploy campaigns today, they face a host of challenges in targeting audiences that could provide return on ad spend (ROAS). Platforms that advertisers could rely on in the past […] The post Why First-Party Data is the Antidote to the Internet of Bots appeared first on BDEX.| BDEX
The release of iOS 16 for iPhone users has sparked a concerning trend in the world of ad fraud. Several iOS updates over the past two years have significantly limited the tracking of mobile IDs and associated data, requiring user consent for tracking. As a result, data companies have been at risk of losing revenue, […] The post How Recent iOS Updates Are Driving Ad Fraud appeared first on BDEX.| BDEX
Back to school season is quickly approaching meaning that programmatic advertisers are already in the process of planning campaigns to engage with these audiences. Whether it be for K thru 12 or college students, Americans spend big money on their children and dependents during the back-to-school season, or start of the academic year in August […] The post Back-To-School Oriented Audiences Available in the BDEX Taxonomy appeared first on BDEX.| BDEX
Suffolk University has teamed up with Campus Press to enhance our WordPress environment.| Sites @ Suffolk University
The IDC blog, run by faculty and students from the Interior Design Council at the New England School of Art & Design is a great repository of important news and events, and includes community news, competitions, faculty and student news. In addition, the site features an updated calendar and an ever-refreshed listing of internships and job postings. Not only can students explore job postings and subscribe to the latest information, but employers can submit job postings and positions to be l...| Sites @ Suffolk University
Ever wonder what life as a Suffolk undergrad is really like? Now it’s easy to see the world through their eyes in the new Suffolk University Undergraduate Student Blogs site.| Sites @ Suffolk University
The Civic Discourse Series is sponsored by Suffolk University and the Boston Athenæum, and is an annual series of programs devoted to a topic of national significance. The topic this spring is Media and Democracy, which provides great resonance following the recent national election.| Sites @ Suffolk University
This blog recounts the experiences of a group of Suffolk University students who sacrificed their school breaks to travel to other parts of the country and give their time and energy to families in need. While the group is just beginning to gather its content and post to the blog, be sure to pay a visit and view the recently posted photocast with student interviews, recounting the experience in El Paso, Texas, building houses with Habitat for Humanity. Reading the journal articles, seeing the...| Sites @ Suffolk University
The students covered various Boston and Suffolk “beats” throughout the semester and have contributed their skills and talent to bring this project to life. What a sensational beginning! If you haven’t taken a look, head on over and check out the features, stories, categories, interactive map and images, and definitely visit the archives page where you can find a brief bio of each student in the course!| Sites @ Suffolk University